Marshall University Athletics
Saturday, February 15
Huntington, W.Va.
1:00 PM
Marshall University
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Lorelei Roper
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Herd Hosts #Play4Kay Game Saturday
2/14/2020 3:21:00 PM | Women's Basketball
Game tips at 1 p.m. ET
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. – The Marshall women's basketball team (10-13 overall, 5-7 Conference USA) will host UTEP (13-10, 6-6) on Saturday. Tip time at the Cam Henderson Center is 1 p.m. ET and will be the program's #Play4Kay game to raise awareness for the Kay Yow Cancer Fund.
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Series History: 18th all-time meeting – UTEP leads 9-8
Last Meeting: March 13, 2019 in Frisco, Texas – UTEP won 64-56 in double overtime in the first round of the Conference USA Tournament.
Scouting the Miners
UTEP comes into Saturday's game coming off a 78-65 loss to WKU Thursday in Bowling Green. Katarina Zec (13.0) and Ariona Gill (11.1) average double figures and Gill snares 8.6 rebounds per game. Katia Gallegos is the team-leader in assists at 4.7, a number that leads Conference USA. Zec is also proficient from beyond the arc, connecting on 37.9 percent (36-for-95).
UTEP was picked 12th in the league's preseason poll but currently sits seventh at 6-6 in league play. Marshall was tabbed 11th before the season and is now one game back in eighth at 5-7. The Herd has won five consecutive games over the Miners in Huntington, dating back to a 65-56 win on February 13, 2010.
The Miners are second in the conference in rebounding offense (40.7) and assists (15.0), but last in blocked shots at 1.7 per game.
Last Time Out: Feb. 13 vs. UTSA (W, 66-53)
The Marshall women's basketball team went 17-for-17 at the free throw line and put four players in double figures to down visiting UTSA 66-53 Thursday evening in the Cam Henderson Center.
The Thundering Herd, winners of three of its last four, improved to 10-13 and 5-7 in Conference USA with the win, while UTSA dropped to 6-17 and 2-10 in defeat.
Marshall was led in scoring by Savannah Wheeler and Taylor Pearson, who tallied 13 apiece, while Khadaijia Brooks (11) posted her first C-USA double-digit scoring effort of the season. Princess Clemons added 10 and a game-high five steals. Lorelei Roper narrowly missed her first double-double with eight points and a career-high 10 rebounds.
UTSA, who was without the services of leading scorer Mikayla Woods (15 points per game), was led by Karrington Donald's 21 points (14 in the fourth quarter) and Evelyn Omemmah contributed 14. Adryana Quezada notched a game-high 11 boards.
The Roadrunners ran out to a 7-0 start on Quezada layups and a 3-pointer by Karley Larson in the game's first one minute, 55 seconds. Marshall, though, ran off 11 of the next 15 points to tie the score after one period of play and led by six (28-22) at the half. That came despite a 4-for-23 clip (17.4 percent) from downtown.
The Herd gradually chugged to a comfortable margin in the second half, building its advantage to as many as 19 (56-37) on two Clemons free throws with 7:14 left in the game.
Marshall, due in large part to the 10 points scored by Clemons, held a 14-2 edge in bench scoring.
"It was a good solid win," said Marshall head coach Tony Kemper. "It wasn't perfect, but it was good enough. We needed it. We're moving in the right direction. I thought we really pressed in the first half. I thought we did a good job until the end. I thought we did a decent job on the glass. Good win … we're working our way up and I can handle that."
Taking Care of the Ball
Marshall has committed fewer (or as many) turnovers as the opposition in five consecutive games. On the season, the Herd stands second in Conference USA in total turnovers (323) and third in turnovers per game (14.0).
Princess Pours in the Points
Princess Clemons has averaged 9.2 points since entering the starting lineup for Marshall's last six games, a clip that is up from 3.3 in her first 17 games this season.
Making Them Count
Marshall has had a higher free throw percentage than the opposition in its last 11 games. That's nothing new for the Thundering Herd. Last season, Marshall had a 13-game streak of free throw percentage equal to, or better, than its opponents (January 19 to March 13). In these last 11 games, the Herd has connected on 75.7 percent (162-for-214) compared to 58.5 percent (127-for-217) for its opponents. Against UTSA, the Herd made all 17 of its attempts, a number that is tied for fourth nationally among those schools who have posted a perfect single-game percentage. The last time the Thundering Herd made more in a game without a miss was February 6, 2016 when it went 18-for-18 in an 80-76 win ... at UTSA. For the season, Marshall ranks second in C-USA games at 75.0 percent (171-for-228).
Pearson's Resurgence
Marshall's Taylor Pearson has averaged 14.2 points over her last nine games. That figure is up from her 4.7 per game clip over the previous six games. The Columbus, Ohio native has also made 13 of her last 14 at the charity stripe. On the season, she is third in the conference in 3-point shooting at 39.4 percent (39-for-99).
Season/Career-Highs
Lorelei Roper had a career-high 10 rebounds in the 66-53 win over UTSA, while Princess Clemons (five free throws made), Khadaijia Brooks (four free throws made) and Paige Shy (three assists) all set season-highs in the victory.
Wheeler Attacks
Since entering the starting lineup at North Texas on January 4, Savannah Wheeler has gotten to the free throw line 75 times in those last 11 games (6.8 per game), making 64 for 85.3 percent. In her previous 12 games, she got to the charity stripe just 38 times (3.2 per contest).
Leading and Leading Late
Marshall is 10-1 this season when leading at the half and 9-1 when leading with five minutes left in regulation. Since the beginning of last season, the Thundering Herd is 23-6 when leading at the break and 23-3 when leading at the five-minute mark.
Hitting the Glass, Controlling the Paint
The Thundering Herd is 14-5 since the start of last season when it outrebounds the opposition and 17-5 when it scores more in the paint.
Block Party
Senior Ashley Saintigene has returned to the Herd lineup with a vengeance this season on the defensive side. The senior has swatted 45 shots in 16 games to start the year. She has had two or more in 14 contests. Her season-high thus far is five in a win over Coppin State (11/19). Saintigene is currently 42nd in the NCAA with 45 blocks. As a team, Marshall is 47th in the country in blocks per game (4.4).
The Lauderdale Lakes, Fla., native is fourth all-time in program history in blocked shots with 126 and her 45 this season puts her sixth in Marshall's single-season records. She became the seventh player to hit the century mark with her third and final block at Evansville. Saintigene had an excellent start to her career with 42 blocks (1.45 per game) in her freshman season, seventh-most in Marshall history. She tallied just 22 her sophomore season as she only played in 12 games (1.83 per game) after suffering an injury. Saintigene came back to the Herd briefly in 2018-19 playing in just nine games before re-aggravating the injury, but still came away with 17 more swats (1.89 per game). The Herd record for most in a season is 117 by Sharon Deal in 1988-89. Deal averaged 4.2 per game which is still a Southern Conference record. Deal is also Marshall's all-time leader with 188 in a career that spanned just two seasons (1987-89).
Marshall's Single-Season Blocks Leaders
1. 117 - Sharon Deal - 1988-89
2. 71 - Sharon Deal - 1987-88
3. 54 - Chelsey Romero - 2013-14
54 - Talequia Hamilton - 2016-17
5. 49 - Tynikki Crook - 2008-09
6. 45 - Ashley Saintigene - 2019-20
7. 43 - Talequia Hamilton - 2017-18
8. 42 - Ashley Saintigene - 2016-17
9. 40 - Modupe Ishola - 2006-07
40 - Tynikki Crook - 2009-10
40 - Leandra King - 2012-13
40 - Chukwuka Ezeigbo - 2013-14
Marshall's Career Blocks Leaders
1. 188 - Sharon Deal (1987-89)
2. 153 - Tynikki Crook (2007-11)
3. 135 - Talequia Hamilton (2015-18)
4. 126 - Ashley Saintigene (2016-Present)
5. 119 - Modupe Ishola (2003-07)
119 - Chelsey Romero (2013-16)
7. 115 - Chukwuka Ezeigbo (2011-15)
8. 91 - Chris McClurkin (1984-88)
9. 87 - Lisa Pruner (1980-84)
10. 71 - Tammy Simms (1986-87)
71 - Khadaijia Brooks (2015-Present)
Marshall's Career Field Goal Percentage Leaders (min. 200 attempts)
1. Modupe Ishola (57.4, 448-781), 2003-07
2. Chukwuka Eziegbo (55.4, 357-644), 2011-15
3. Kim Shepherd (52.2, 190-364), 1983-1985
4. Talequia Hamilton (50.9, 416-818), 2015-18
5. Chris McClurkin (50.8, 291-573), 1984-88
6. Tammy Simms (50.7, 292-576), 1986-88
7. Karen Pelphrey (50.5, 1175-2328), 1982-86
8. Ashley Saintigene (50.2, 160-319), 2016-Present
9. Kristina Behnfeldt (49.5, 664-1341), 1995-99
10. Jenette Reed (49.2, 126-256), 1989-93
Marshall's Career Free Throw Percentage Leaders (min. 100 attempts)
1. Taylor Porter (83.7, 144-172), 2015-19
2. Kristina Behnfeldt (82.0, 728-888), 1995-99
3. Shayna Gore (81.2, 336-411), 2015-19
4. Jenny Leavitt (80.7, 205-254), 1985-89
5. Lee Ann Parsley (79.5, 263-331), 1986-90
6. Reshundra Smiley (79.4, 85-107), 2004-06
7. Kristen Mayo (78.5, 110-140), 2017-Present
8. Karen Pelphrey (78.4, 396-505), 1982-86
9. Kim Lewis (77.8, 161-207), 1984-88
10. Catie Knable (76.1, 239-314), 2000-04
Ranked in the NCAA
Marshall is ranked in the top 100 in the NCAA in several categories.
35th in field goal percentage defense - 36.2%
47th in fewest turnovers - 323
47th in blocks per game - 4.4
51st in 3-point field goals per game - 7.6
53rd in total blocks - 102
58th in fewest turnovers per game - 14.0
61st in 3-point field goals made - 175
79th in rebounds per game - 40.0
Ashley Saintigene is 42nd in total blocks (45)
Savannah Wheeler is 43rd in free throw percentage (84.1)
Savannah Wheeler is 50th in free throws made (95)
Notable Active Herd Streaks: (last game without stat in parentheses)
Taylor Pearson 56-straight games with a rebound (2/17/18 at WKU)
Khadaijia Brooks 47-straight games with a point (12/4/18 at Wisconsin)
Taylor Pearson 45-straight games with a point (12/4/18 at Wisconsin)
Kristen Mayo 44-straight games with a point (12/18/18 at Clemson)
Khadaijia Brooks 38-straight starts (1/17/19 at FAU)
A Great Start
Freshman Savannah Wheeler got off to a great beginning to her Marshall career scoring 18 points in her collegiate debut against Kentucky Christian, then adding 19 more versus Norfolk State. Wheeler was named Conference USA Freshman of the Week after scoring 37 combined points on 13-of-18 (72.2 percent) shooting from the field and 7-of-10 (70 percent) from three. She also tallied four steals against KCU. She has scored 311 points for the season, averaging 13.5 per game. She got the first start of her career at North Texas (1/4) and responded by scoring 17 points. For the season, she is averaging 28.6 minutes per contest.
Stingy
Marshall allowed just one steal to Louisiana Tech in Saturday's loss in Ruston. That's the fewest for a Marshall opponent since Charlotte also had just one in a 71-66 victory over the Thundering Herd in the first round of the 2017 Conference USA Tournament.
20+
When Wheeler and Mayo both got to the 20-point plateau against Florida Atlantic, it marked the first time since last season's regular-season-finale romp over FIU (3/7/19) that Marshall had two players secure that achievement. In that game, Taylor Porter connected on a school-record 10 3-pointers for 30 points and Shayna Gore added 29.
Getting Offensive
Marshall's 18 offensive rebounds against FIU were the most for the program in a league game since grabbing 19 in a 72-54 loss to Louisiana Tech on February 4, 2017.
Defensive Struggle
The 98 combined points between Charlotte and Marshall on January 16 were the fewest in a Thundering Herd game since February 7, 2015 when North Texas edged Marshall 45-42 in Denton.
Up Next
Marshall heads to Bowling Green on Thursday for a 7 p.m. ET/6 p.m. CT game at WKU.
For all of the latest information on the Marshall women's basketball team, follow the Herd on Twitter @HerdWBB, Facebook at Marshall University Basketball and on www.herdzone.com.
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Series History: 18th all-time meeting – UTEP leads 9-8
Last Meeting: March 13, 2019 in Frisco, Texas – UTEP won 64-56 in double overtime in the first round of the Conference USA Tournament.
Scouting the Miners
UTEP comes into Saturday's game coming off a 78-65 loss to WKU Thursday in Bowling Green. Katarina Zec (13.0) and Ariona Gill (11.1) average double figures and Gill snares 8.6 rebounds per game. Katia Gallegos is the team-leader in assists at 4.7, a number that leads Conference USA. Zec is also proficient from beyond the arc, connecting on 37.9 percent (36-for-95).
UTEP was picked 12th in the league's preseason poll but currently sits seventh at 6-6 in league play. Marshall was tabbed 11th before the season and is now one game back in eighth at 5-7. The Herd has won five consecutive games over the Miners in Huntington, dating back to a 65-56 win on February 13, 2010.
The Miners are second in the conference in rebounding offense (40.7) and assists (15.0), but last in blocked shots at 1.7 per game.
Last Time Out: Feb. 13 vs. UTSA (W, 66-53)
The Marshall women's basketball team went 17-for-17 at the free throw line and put four players in double figures to down visiting UTSA 66-53 Thursday evening in the Cam Henderson Center.
The Thundering Herd, winners of three of its last four, improved to 10-13 and 5-7 in Conference USA with the win, while UTSA dropped to 6-17 and 2-10 in defeat.
Marshall was led in scoring by Savannah Wheeler and Taylor Pearson, who tallied 13 apiece, while Khadaijia Brooks (11) posted her first C-USA double-digit scoring effort of the season. Princess Clemons added 10 and a game-high five steals. Lorelei Roper narrowly missed her first double-double with eight points and a career-high 10 rebounds.
UTSA, who was without the services of leading scorer Mikayla Woods (15 points per game), was led by Karrington Donald's 21 points (14 in the fourth quarter) and Evelyn Omemmah contributed 14. Adryana Quezada notched a game-high 11 boards.
The Roadrunners ran out to a 7-0 start on Quezada layups and a 3-pointer by Karley Larson in the game's first one minute, 55 seconds. Marshall, though, ran off 11 of the next 15 points to tie the score after one period of play and led by six (28-22) at the half. That came despite a 4-for-23 clip (17.4 percent) from downtown.
The Herd gradually chugged to a comfortable margin in the second half, building its advantage to as many as 19 (56-37) on two Clemons free throws with 7:14 left in the game.
Marshall, due in large part to the 10 points scored by Clemons, held a 14-2 edge in bench scoring.
"It was a good solid win," said Marshall head coach Tony Kemper. "It wasn't perfect, but it was good enough. We needed it. We're moving in the right direction. I thought we really pressed in the first half. I thought we did a good job until the end. I thought we did a decent job on the glass. Good win … we're working our way up and I can handle that."
Taking Care of the Ball
Marshall has committed fewer (or as many) turnovers as the opposition in five consecutive games. On the season, the Herd stands second in Conference USA in total turnovers (323) and third in turnovers per game (14.0).
Princess Pours in the Points
Princess Clemons has averaged 9.2 points since entering the starting lineup for Marshall's last six games, a clip that is up from 3.3 in her first 17 games this season.
Making Them Count
Marshall has had a higher free throw percentage than the opposition in its last 11 games. That's nothing new for the Thundering Herd. Last season, Marshall had a 13-game streak of free throw percentage equal to, or better, than its opponents (January 19 to March 13). In these last 11 games, the Herd has connected on 75.7 percent (162-for-214) compared to 58.5 percent (127-for-217) for its opponents. Against UTSA, the Herd made all 17 of its attempts, a number that is tied for fourth nationally among those schools who have posted a perfect single-game percentage. The last time the Thundering Herd made more in a game without a miss was February 6, 2016 when it went 18-for-18 in an 80-76 win ... at UTSA. For the season, Marshall ranks second in C-USA games at 75.0 percent (171-for-228).
Pearson's Resurgence
Marshall's Taylor Pearson has averaged 14.2 points over her last nine games. That figure is up from her 4.7 per game clip over the previous six games. The Columbus, Ohio native has also made 13 of her last 14 at the charity stripe. On the season, she is third in the conference in 3-point shooting at 39.4 percent (39-for-99).
Season/Career-Highs
Lorelei Roper had a career-high 10 rebounds in the 66-53 win over UTSA, while Princess Clemons (five free throws made), Khadaijia Brooks (four free throws made) and Paige Shy (three assists) all set season-highs in the victory.
Wheeler Attacks
Since entering the starting lineup at North Texas on January 4, Savannah Wheeler has gotten to the free throw line 75 times in those last 11 games (6.8 per game), making 64 for 85.3 percent. In her previous 12 games, she got to the charity stripe just 38 times (3.2 per contest).
Leading and Leading Late
Marshall is 10-1 this season when leading at the half and 9-1 when leading with five minutes left in regulation. Since the beginning of last season, the Thundering Herd is 23-6 when leading at the break and 23-3 when leading at the five-minute mark.
Hitting the Glass, Controlling the Paint
The Thundering Herd is 14-5 since the start of last season when it outrebounds the opposition and 17-5 when it scores more in the paint.
Block Party
Senior Ashley Saintigene has returned to the Herd lineup with a vengeance this season on the defensive side. The senior has swatted 45 shots in 16 games to start the year. She has had two or more in 14 contests. Her season-high thus far is five in a win over Coppin State (11/19). Saintigene is currently 42nd in the NCAA with 45 blocks. As a team, Marshall is 47th in the country in blocks per game (4.4).
The Lauderdale Lakes, Fla., native is fourth all-time in program history in blocked shots with 126 and her 45 this season puts her sixth in Marshall's single-season records. She became the seventh player to hit the century mark with her third and final block at Evansville. Saintigene had an excellent start to her career with 42 blocks (1.45 per game) in her freshman season, seventh-most in Marshall history. She tallied just 22 her sophomore season as she only played in 12 games (1.83 per game) after suffering an injury. Saintigene came back to the Herd briefly in 2018-19 playing in just nine games before re-aggravating the injury, but still came away with 17 more swats (1.89 per game). The Herd record for most in a season is 117 by Sharon Deal in 1988-89. Deal averaged 4.2 per game which is still a Southern Conference record. Deal is also Marshall's all-time leader with 188 in a career that spanned just two seasons (1987-89).
Marshall's Single-Season Blocks Leaders
1. 117 - Sharon Deal - 1988-89
2. 71 - Sharon Deal - 1987-88
3. 54 - Chelsey Romero - 2013-14
54 - Talequia Hamilton - 2016-17
5. 49 - Tynikki Crook - 2008-09
6. 45 - Ashley Saintigene - 2019-20
7. 43 - Talequia Hamilton - 2017-18
8. 42 - Ashley Saintigene - 2016-17
9. 40 - Modupe Ishola - 2006-07
40 - Tynikki Crook - 2009-10
40 - Leandra King - 2012-13
40 - Chukwuka Ezeigbo - 2013-14
Marshall's Career Blocks Leaders
1. 188 - Sharon Deal (1987-89)
2. 153 - Tynikki Crook (2007-11)
3. 135 - Talequia Hamilton (2015-18)
4. 126 - Ashley Saintigene (2016-Present)
5. 119 - Modupe Ishola (2003-07)
119 - Chelsey Romero (2013-16)
7. 115 - Chukwuka Ezeigbo (2011-15)
8. 91 - Chris McClurkin (1984-88)
9. 87 - Lisa Pruner (1980-84)
10. 71 - Tammy Simms (1986-87)
71 - Khadaijia Brooks (2015-Present)
Marshall's Career Field Goal Percentage Leaders (min. 200 attempts)
1. Modupe Ishola (57.4, 448-781), 2003-07
2. Chukwuka Eziegbo (55.4, 357-644), 2011-15
3. Kim Shepherd (52.2, 190-364), 1983-1985
4. Talequia Hamilton (50.9, 416-818), 2015-18
5. Chris McClurkin (50.8, 291-573), 1984-88
6. Tammy Simms (50.7, 292-576), 1986-88
7. Karen Pelphrey (50.5, 1175-2328), 1982-86
8. Ashley Saintigene (50.2, 160-319), 2016-Present
9. Kristina Behnfeldt (49.5, 664-1341), 1995-99
10. Jenette Reed (49.2, 126-256), 1989-93
Marshall's Career Free Throw Percentage Leaders (min. 100 attempts)
1. Taylor Porter (83.7, 144-172), 2015-19
2. Kristina Behnfeldt (82.0, 728-888), 1995-99
3. Shayna Gore (81.2, 336-411), 2015-19
4. Jenny Leavitt (80.7, 205-254), 1985-89
5. Lee Ann Parsley (79.5, 263-331), 1986-90
6. Reshundra Smiley (79.4, 85-107), 2004-06
7. Kristen Mayo (78.5, 110-140), 2017-Present
8. Karen Pelphrey (78.4, 396-505), 1982-86
9. Kim Lewis (77.8, 161-207), 1984-88
10. Catie Knable (76.1, 239-314), 2000-04
Ranked in the NCAA
Marshall is ranked in the top 100 in the NCAA in several categories.
35th in field goal percentage defense - 36.2%
47th in fewest turnovers - 323
47th in blocks per game - 4.4
51st in 3-point field goals per game - 7.6
53rd in total blocks - 102
58th in fewest turnovers per game - 14.0
61st in 3-point field goals made - 175
79th in rebounds per game - 40.0
Ashley Saintigene is 42nd in total blocks (45)
Savannah Wheeler is 43rd in free throw percentage (84.1)
Savannah Wheeler is 50th in free throws made (95)
Notable Active Herd Streaks: (last game without stat in parentheses)
Taylor Pearson 56-straight games with a rebound (2/17/18 at WKU)
Khadaijia Brooks 47-straight games with a point (12/4/18 at Wisconsin)
Taylor Pearson 45-straight games with a point (12/4/18 at Wisconsin)
Kristen Mayo 44-straight games with a point (12/18/18 at Clemson)
Khadaijia Brooks 38-straight starts (1/17/19 at FAU)
A Great Start
Freshman Savannah Wheeler got off to a great beginning to her Marshall career scoring 18 points in her collegiate debut against Kentucky Christian, then adding 19 more versus Norfolk State. Wheeler was named Conference USA Freshman of the Week after scoring 37 combined points on 13-of-18 (72.2 percent) shooting from the field and 7-of-10 (70 percent) from three. She also tallied four steals against KCU. She has scored 311 points for the season, averaging 13.5 per game. She got the first start of her career at North Texas (1/4) and responded by scoring 17 points. For the season, she is averaging 28.6 minutes per contest.
Stingy
Marshall allowed just one steal to Louisiana Tech in Saturday's loss in Ruston. That's the fewest for a Marshall opponent since Charlotte also had just one in a 71-66 victory over the Thundering Herd in the first round of the 2017 Conference USA Tournament.
20+
When Wheeler and Mayo both got to the 20-point plateau against Florida Atlantic, it marked the first time since last season's regular-season-finale romp over FIU (3/7/19) that Marshall had two players secure that achievement. In that game, Taylor Porter connected on a school-record 10 3-pointers for 30 points and Shayna Gore added 29.
Getting Offensive
Marshall's 18 offensive rebounds against FIU were the most for the program in a league game since grabbing 19 in a 72-54 loss to Louisiana Tech on February 4, 2017.
Defensive Struggle
The 98 combined points between Charlotte and Marshall on January 16 were the fewest in a Thundering Herd game since February 7, 2015 when North Texas edged Marshall 45-42 in Denton.
Up Next
Marshall heads to Bowling Green on Thursday for a 7 p.m. ET/6 p.m. CT game at WKU.
For all of the latest information on the Marshall women's basketball team, follow the Herd on Twitter @HerdWBB, Facebook at Marshall University Basketball and on www.herdzone.com.
To follow all Thundering Herd sports and get live stats, schedules, and free live audio, download the Marshall Athletics App for iOS or Android!
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